Homicide investigation underway in Toronto's Corso Italia neighbourhood
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A homicide investigation is underway after a male who was found in Toronto’s Corso Italia neighbourhood early Saturday morning died in hospital, police say.
A homicide investigation is underway after a male who was found in Toronto’s Corso Italia neighbourhood early Saturday morning died in hospital, police say.
Officers were called to the intersection of St. Clair and Lansdowne avenues just before 3 a.m. for a report of an injured person, police said in a post to X.
When officers arrived at the scene, police said, they located a male victim. He was rushed to hospital and later pronounced dead.
Police have not released any suspect details or disclosed the cause of death. The age and identity of the victim also remain unclear.
St. Clair Avenue West is closed between Lansdowne and Earlscourt avenues as the investigation gets underway. Nairn Avenue, between Ascot Avenue and St. Clair, is also closed.
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